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1. Complaints

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   4 Feb 2022: People are sometimes unaware that their activities are causing a nuisance. Ipswich City Council encourages all residents and business operators to talk to their neighbours first about nuisance problems and only make a complaint if the issue remains

2. New year, new modern clubhouse for South Ripley

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   26 Jan 2024: 26 January 2024. Construction of a new clubhouse and amenities at Ironbark Park is now complete, providing a welcome boost for Ripley Valley Football Club during registration for the 2024 season. Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee Chair

3. From little things, a Brighter Brassall grows

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   28 Aug 2023: 28 August 2023. All progress starts with one small step. This has been the case for Brighter Brassall – a group of Brassall residents united in taking care of their neighbourhood. Brighter Brassall is the brainchild of local resident Tom Anderson,

4. Ipswich revitalisation continues apace in 2023-2024 Budget

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   22 Jun 2023: 22 June 2023. Revitalising Ipswich from the suburbs to the city centre sits at the centre of Ipswich City Council’s $692.6 million 2023-2024 Annual Plan and Budget handed down on Thursday. Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said the balanced budget

5. Major footpath rehabilitation for Hunter Street, Brassall

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   15 Feb 2023: 15 February 2023. School drop-offs and pick-ups will not be adversely affected during major footpath rehabilitation work at Hunter Street, Brassall, between February and May 2023. Ipswich City Council this week started a four-month project, which

6. Get up, show up and stand up this NAIDOC Week in Ipswich

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   4 Jul 2022: 04 July 2022. NAIDOC Week is a fantastic opportunity to celebrate the city’s diverse culture on the lands of the Jagera, Yuggera and Ugarapul peoples. Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said NAIDOC Week reminds us to celebrate the history, culture and

7. Ignite your creative spark with a hand from council

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   22 Dec 2020: 27 October 2020. The history of the city’s Chinese immigrant community including the unusual tale of a man who lived in a cave in the middle of Ipswich will be told in a new locally-written opera. Ipswich director and actor Eugene Gilfedder has

8. Sport and Entertainment Precinct could be game winner

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   22 Dec 2020: 23 October 2020. The Ipswich Leaders Alliance wants the major political parties to “get in the game” in the lead-up to the State Election and support the expansion of national sporting codes into the Ipswich region. Neither the ALP nor the LNP

9. Three new interesting exhibitions will open at the Ipswich Art Gallery

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   22 Dec 2020: 18 September 2020. Pine Mountain artist Kylie Stevens not only creates innovative artworks, she creates her own art materials too. Despite working at an art supplies store, Ms Stevens’ most precious supplies are the ones she digs up in her back

10. Council launches dedicated information site about proposed waste-to-energy facility

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    22 Dec 2020: 15 July 2020. Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding has called on the State Government and Remondis to consult closely with the community following the company’s proposed waste-to-energy facility being declared a coordinated project. The Office of the

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